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At some construction sites, raw materials are found in abundance nearby. At others, the materials have been brought there from elsewhere at a greater amount of cost and time. What might be some of the reasons why an architect would choose materials that are not indigenous to a building site?

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Answer: Explanation:

because the material he wants to use, has to be made by nature and not by man.

An architect may choose materials that aren't indigenous to the building site B. Hence materials have to brought from elsewhere at a greater cost.

What is the indigenous site?

An indigenous site is one that is native or local to the source of origin and can be represented by the indigenous lands of the villagers and the tribal people that live and respect them as their own.

The constriction of the building on the site needs raw matter and they can be taken from places that are not costly or harm the site.

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